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import pymel.core as pymel | |
import maya.api.OpenMaya as om | |
def flattenAlongPlane(joints): | |
# Get worldspace position every joint but for first and last, and get their average position | |
vectors = [om.MVector(pymel.joint(x,q=True, p=True, a=True)) for x in joints[1:-1]] | |
avg = om.MPoint([sum(v)/len(vectors) for v in zip(*vectors)]) | |
p1 = om.MPoint(pymel.joint(joints[0], q=True, p=True, a=True)) | |
p2 = om.MPoint(pymel.joint(joints[-1], q=True, p=True, a=True)) | |
# Get normal, by getting cross product of avg point to both start and end point | |
normal = om.MVector(avg - p1) ^ om.MVector(avg - p2) | |
# Create a plane and set it's normal | |
mPlane = om.MPlane() | |
mPlane.setPlane(normal.normalize(), 0) | |
# Get distance to our avg point | |
d = mPlane.distanceToPoint(om.MVector(avg)) | |
# Set plane to our point average | |
mPlane.setPlane(normal.normalize(), d) | |
# Unparent last joint to not have translation propage further than selected section | |
pymel.parent(joints[-1], world = True) | |
for joint in joints[1:-1]: | |
pos = om.MVector(pymel.joint(joint, q=True, p=True, a=True)) | |
distance = mPlane.distanceToPoint(pos) | |
# Dot product to check if joint is below or above desired plane. | |
r = normal * om.MVector(om.MPoint(pos) - avg) | |
nPos = None | |
if r > 0: | |
nPos = om.MVector(pos - om.MVector(normal*distance)) | |
elif r < 0: | |
nPos = om.MVector(pos - om.MVector(normal*-distance)) | |
else: | |
# Point is on our plane | |
pass | |
# Unsure about me flagging for children, don't think I am using | |
pymel.joint(joint, e = True, p = nPos, a = True) | |
pymel.parent(joints[-1], joints[-2]) |
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